Question

Please explain which types of non-democratic regimes use clientelism and which ones use corporatism? Why?

Answer 1

Non-democratic regimes represent a broad variety of structures Some non-democratic regimes that look more closely like democracies than other non-democratic regimes talk about non-democratic regimes in terms of what they refuse their citizens: representation, competition, and liberty authoritarianism a political structure under which a limited group of individuals exercises control over the state

Communist regimes strive to limit individual rights in order to achieve greater economic equality Some strive to provide neither rights nor equality, function simply to increase the power of those in charge Fascist and communist philosophies specifically condemn liberal democracy as an inferior type of social organization Preferring a strong state and suppressing individual freedoms critics use the

Corporatism- Attempt to solidify public control by sanctioning a small number of organizations to serve the public's interests and banning those that are not authorized. Each organization has monopoly over the region. Public whose presence in politics is reduced while getting voice heard. Regime provided higher supervision.

Clientelism- Co-opting individuals who offer benefits in exchange for public support. Like a balloting contractor.